I purchased the previous version of Igloo, I didn’t use it for a few months, and now I’m told I have to use this one? Not only that I have to pay for it again?! What?! Absolute bait and switch scam. Despicable developer and absolutely shameful behavior. Edit: After reading the other reviews and developer responses? Wow… just wow… you don’t deserve a dime. Developer is amazingly arrogant, run away, run far away…Edit 2 (after dev response): wow… as others have already stated, you did not need to disable the previous app, that people, like me, already paid for.Maybe, just maybe, you should have made it clearer that there is a process to get an “upgraded” license instead of demanding that people “ask nicely” for one. Maybe, also just maybe, you could’ve made it automated and built in to the app. You’ve got a terrible attitude, terrible customer service, and clearly don’t know how to be an honest, reputable business person.“I make igloo for myself and am nice enough to offer it to others”But are you though? It sure doesn’t seem that way. You’d probably be better off forgetting this whole app development thing and working as a barista, but you’d probably get fired from that too for how horrible your attitude is.
Or you could email support or come to our support channel like 500+ other people which all received a free license. If your first thought after a developer spends months building a brand new app, is to leave a bad review instead of contacting support, that's your problem, not mine. Why do I have a bad attitude, oh I don't know, maybe because of people crying over $5 and saying I'm trying to "get rich" when there's a few hundred people using IRC in 2024. I make Igloo for myself and am nice enough to offer it to others, I can simply remove it instead ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Response to edit:For months after launching the new app there were pop ups on launch telling you about the new app and how to upgrade (and get a discount) and it also linked to our website with even more info. The real problem is your attitude and lack of reading. If you had read, you would've known how it all worked, and if you didn't spend more time leaving a bad review, you could've just called, emailed, or chatted in our support channel and asked a question and received a free code (which you can still get if you just do any of the aforementioned things). I'm not sure why people seem to think that reviews are for support when the app has a support button, and the App Store forces you to have a support site, phone number, and email address listed.